Review on 32" Monitor ASUS ROG Swift PG329Q, 2560x1440, 175Hz, IPS, black by Kiril Velchev ᠌

- In HDR mode (movies, games, desktop) sometimes there is a drop in brightness (dynamic dimming is disabled), including with a static image, the feeling that the mode is turned off in the monitor itself. Switching the HDR mode in the monitor settings helps, I did not reveal a pattern. This problem is also discussed in Western forums, they hope that the new firmware (current v028) will fix the work, but we are not sure. - Dynamic dimming does more harm than good. The brightness jumps and this is noticeable when working or in games, for example, in one game, under certain conditions, the effect of constant flashing (increase and decrease in brightness) or on the desktop (the taskbar on the left, the background is black, on the desktop 1 directory next to the start), when you move the cursor approximately from the center of the monitor to the right edge, it is barely noticeable at the beginning, and then becomes normal. Disabled. - A total of 16 dimming zones, so when viewing HDR content, you can not expect special miracles, but overall it's still great. - When the monitor is in sleep mode, the backlight stays on, illuminating the room at night. - sRGB/HDR modes are almost impossible to adjust, for example, when sRGB is enabled, changing "brightness" and other parameters is blocked, and blocking to some extent seems even logical, but the brightness is very high, in the dark, the eyes from this mode start to hurt. - Poor height and tilt adjustment, and a rotation angle of only 25°. - DisplayPort version 1.2, which means you have to choose between a high refresh rate and 10 bits. - There are no speakers, in general, of course, a trifle, but it adds a touch to the overall picture. - Warranty service is far from standard, in case of a problem you yourself will have to take the monitor to the ASC, a replacement will not be sent to you by courier.